Silver brooch/pendant, circular in shape, with numerous turquoises is held in place with bezels. Cluster formation; close relationship to the form of buttons. Circular with scalloped edge surrounding a circular sunburst design of turquoise. Soldered to the back are a pin and clasp along with a loop to make a pendant.

Silver brooch, in an oval shape, with alternating large rectangles of turquoise and narrow rectangles of red shell mounted in a plain bezel with a separate thin silver frame for each fragment of stone or shell. Ceremonial dancer figure in open oval center panel. Soldered to the back are a pin and clasp.

Silver brooch, circular in shape, with numerous turquoises affixed to bezels. Cluster formation; center cluster of turquoise outlined by twisted wire rings. Outer border consist of swirls of silver with turquoise in the center of each. Soldered to the back are a pin and clasp.

Silver, cutout brooch, circular in shape, with numerous turquoise pieces set in bezels. Needle point formation, spoke design with a four pointed star in the middle. Soldered to the back are a pin and clasp.

Ornament made from a band of silver with a continuous foliate scroll pattern. Outside edges slightly rounded.

A double-sided metal piece shaped like an hourglass, however, with a longer cylindrical stem in between. The ends are slightly rounded. Black with dark pink-red nail polish designs consisting of zig zag lines, lines, and dots.

Silver, cast, dome shaped earrings (part a-b) decorated with a circle of small triangular indentations. The centre and outer rim are undecorated. Screw back soldered to the back of each.

Elongated, rectangular piece of copper with two holes at one and a short peg-like protrusion near the other.

Box with turquoise chips inset into the hinged lid. The sides are incised with a band of geometric design featuring losenge shapes.

A circular link chain that has triangular-shaped ends. There is a ring and toggle fastening. The toggle is an animal tooth. Four main lengths of silver chain are joined by three sections of sheet silver.